"I hope it’s to your satisfaction," said the Guildmaster as he looked at the small building in front of me.

"It’s pretty good for what you did in two days," I replied.

"I am glad you are taking it with a smile; others were not so pleasant," said the man. "It’s not like I have any choice. So, I might as well take it in a stride," I replied, making the man laugh.

The war between the cities had finally begun. It took two months instead of the few weeks, but it had begun.

The Governor had tried to diffuse the tension and even held the meeting in the city, but nothing happened. They even tried to pull the city onto their side.

The old woman is smart and managed to keep her city away from conflict, but not without a cost.

She will have to heal the injuries from both sides as long as they reach the city. She had promised and thrown down that worked on us.

Thankfully, she had made the arrangement and provided all the resources we might need.

"Good, I will not worry about you. Others, I can’t say," he said, shaking his head before walking away, while I looked at the temporary hospital.

It is right in front of me; it is where I wanted it, and they agreed.

There is also a group of apprentices who will be aiding me in the healing.

I looked for a moment before I walked inside. There is a group of seven apprentices waiting for me, all in uniform and ready to perform any order.

I looked at them, from teens to late thirties. Mira is the youngest among them and has the least experience.

"From tomorrow, the patients will start to arrive, and it will be our responsibility to treat them. When it begins, I want my every order followed without hesitation."

"If there is any insubordination, make no mistake, I will report you," I said, and saw many shudder.

"Now, I want you all note down every treatment you are familiar with. Don’t lie, if the patient dies because of it, it will be on your shoulders."

"Once you finish writing them, hand them to Apprentice Mira."

That done, I walked out; in a few minutes, I have to open the clinic. It will be closed from tomorrow for most patients, except for serious cases.

I do not like it, but I am taking things as they come. Experiencing it from a different perspective than the one I had when I was Primary-I.

It is helping me more than I had thought.

My mind is calmer; it is not always filled with memories and worries about my family. I could now practice and even work on my inheritance.

For the past two months, I have been doing it daily, but not as much as I used to before.

Most of my time is spent in the clinic and teaching Mira. I only get two to three hours to work on my inheritance. I could increase them, but I am not.

I am taking things naturally, not forcing anything.

Since my secret was found out, I have been extremely careful. Even in Taurus, where everything was calm, I was looking for enemies every minute.

Even in my home.

Things didn’t change, even in the prison realm. I was careful, knowing those people could escape with me and spread things.

It is on this island that I became free.

It was not easy, and I could be said to have been a little forced into it by the condition, but it worked. I am now feeling peaceful as I have never felt before.

So, I am going to enjoy the time here and use it heal myself.

I might look fine, but I am not. Though I am slowly healing, and like all treatments, I am going to let it run its course before leaving.

That illusory place had messed up, but it was not the main reason.

I was not well before that, but I kept burying everything in my heart. That place had just triggered it all like an avalanche.

I am glad I decided to stay here. If I continued, I don’t know what would have happened.

I pushed those thoughts away and looked at the young stoneskin girl of twelve in front of me. Her skin is a white marble, but now there are blue frothing blotches over it.

Though now, she isn’t screaming in pain as she did a week ago.

"It seemed like you had diligently taken the medicine and diligently done the exercises," I said to the girl with a smile. "They are painful, but they are making me better," she replied, with a cheerful smile, despite what she is suffering.

"Good, I will now change your medicine, but exercise will remain the same." "Now, you will have to do two sets of them. Instead of one," I stated to her.

Her expressions turned bad, but she nodded. She is a brave girl. I know how much pain it causes her, but she still diligently performs her exercises.

Her is decease is genetic.

It absorbed the energy from the surroundings and pushed it into her without filtration.

Her immune system is trying to resist it, preventing the energy from going deeper. Into the veins that are still maturing. If it is infected by such energy, it will be disastrous for the young girl.

So, what we are doing is expelling most of the harmful energies and processing those that align with the body through medicine and exercise.

This disease is a curse, but if managed well, it could be turned into a benefit.

She is already benefiting from absorbing the good energies. If she continued with that, her veins would mature within six months, with their grades better than average.

Not to mention, she will have other benefits, such as greater strength, a powerful soul, and more.

Still, she will need to be extremely careful in managing it. If she is the slightest negligent. Those harmful energies will infiltrate her body.

If that’s not bad enough. As she grows stronger, the disease will absorb the energy accordingly.

Still, it could be managed, and I will give this girl the tools to do that.